Patrick Norguet draws on a philosophy of material experimentation, perfectly embodied in the design of the Compas chair. The seat uses PA6, a resilient and durable plastic that provides longevity and practicality. Die-cast aluminum forms the chair’s signature inverted V-shaped legs, inspired by a compass. To complete the sleek design, the legs feature a powder-coated finish that matches the seat, achieving a cohesive and polished appearance.
Refreshed Design for Contemporary Spaces
Originally introduced in 2012, the Compas chair has been reimagined to increase its visual and functional qualities. Its clean lines and geometric design now come with a refined finish, offering a fresh take on a classic concept. The aluminum legs, available in Exclusive powder-coated finishes, add an extra layer of sophistication. This updated palette includes black, light gray, white, and beige seat options, catering to various interior aesthetics.
Functional Aesthetics
The addition of a removable cushion elevates the chair’s comfort without compromising its streamlined design. Available in leather or fabric, the cushion features a tailored look that adds subtle luxury. Its ease of removal provides practicality for everyday use while maintaining its aesthetic appeal.
The Compas chair’s design combines elegance with practicality. The seat’s two holes are not merely visual accents, they contribute to the chair’s stackability, making it ideal for both residential and commercial spaces.
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The Designer Behind the Iconic Chair
Patrick Norguet, known for his expertise in fashion, industrial design, and interior spaces, brings a unique sensibility to his projects. His deep understanding of materials and production techniques allows him to create pieces that resonate with both function and emotion. Norguet’s work has received international recognition, including prestigious awards like the Elle Deco International Design Awards, and has been featured in prominent museum collections, such as the Miami Museum of Modern Art and the Philadelphia Art Museum.
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